Iran Protests

The second round of hearings in the Aban Tribunal began in London on February 4, with the unofficial court set to hear the testimonies of 110 witnesses of the atrocities committed during the November 2019 protests in Iran at the hands of the Iranian regime’s security forces.

More Witnesses of the Iranian Regime’s Atrocities Give Testimonies at the Latest Round of the Aban Tribunal

February 7, 2022

The Iranian community of Belgium held a rally in Brussels, in honor of the more than half a million victims of Coronavirus in Iran.

Iranian Resistance Supporters Rally in Brussels: In Memory of More Than 500,000 Deaths of Coronavirus in Iran

February 3, 2022

On January 31, 2022, The secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) issued a statement in regard to the nationwide protests of the Iranian teachers in 120 cities across Iran.

Teachers’ Nationwide Protests in 120 Cities of Iran

January 31, 2022

Teachers in Iran have continued their protests into the new year with great force. The latest uprising spread nationwide across 116 cities in 30 of the country’s provinces, with the unrest being heavily aimed towards the Iranian regime as protesters up and down the country chanted slogans such as, “the government is betraying, the parliament is supporting.”

Iranian Teachers Continue to Proudly Stand For Their Rights Against the Oppressive Regime

January 19, 2022

In recent years, Iran has been in constant turmoil, with sporadic and nationwide protests taking place at shorter intervals.

Iran’s Regime Is Desperately Trying to Stop the Growing Tide of Protests

January 6, 2022

On Tuesday, Dec 28, 2021, retired teachers held demonstrations in 18 provinces across Iran on Tuesday, protesting against the regime’s destructive policies and the lack of response to the teachers’ demands.

The Iranian Regime Continue to Worry About the Intensity of Ongoing Protest Movements

January 2, 2022

By 2020, the average salary of Iranian teachers was 58 million rials (about $221) per month. Despite promises from the former head of the Planning and Budget Organization, Mohammad Bagher Nobakht that by 2021 this salary would increase, this has not come into fruition.

The Recent Teachers’ Protests in Iran Are Adding to the Country’s Severe Unrest

December 28, 2021

As 2021 draws to a close, a look back at the year highlights just how restive the Iranian society has become amidst the ever-worsening socio-economic crises that have brought them to the brink of explosion.

Complete Unrest Across Iran Has Been the Main Feature of 2021

December 27, 2021

The November 2019 Uprising stemmed from the regime’s decision to suddenly raise the price of gasoline. The protests quickly spread across Iran, encompassing up to 200 cities, and within hours, the protests became politically motivated, rejecting the theocratic mullahs and their regime.

The Implications of the November 2019 Uprising Only Spell Disaster for the Iranian Regime in the Near Future

December 24, 2021

Thousands of teachers gathered in Tehran, Shiraz, Mashhad, Ahvaz, Tabriz, and other cities to protest for their rights. These rallies come after the Majlis (parliament) passed a law that only addresses a small part of the teachers’ needs.

Iranian Teachers Resume Widespread Protests Rallies Across Iran

December 23, 2021